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GLOXINIAS— ACHIMENES—TYD^AS. 
ACHIMENES. 
12 flamed varieties, 3 bulbs each sort, 36 
bulbs. Mr. W. B.’s selection. 6.v. 
6 named varieties, 3 bulbs each sort, 18 
bulbs. Mr. W. B.’s selection. 3.v. Grf. 
Choice sorts, 6». , 9.v. and 12«. per dozen. 
TYDiCAS. 
These cun be cultivated so as to produce 
an abundance of bloom throughout the 
winter, their flowering season principally 
depending on the time of year their tubers 
arestarted into growth. With a little manage- 
ment a succession of blooming plants can be 
had nearly throughout the year. 18«.,24.i. 
and 30*. per dozen, according to sorts. 
CHOICE 
GLOXINIAS. 
The haudsome and showy flowers 
of these beautiful bulbous plants 
render them of the jfreatest value 
for the decoration of stoves and 
conservatories. Of easy culture, 
they can, with judicious treatment, 
be had in bloom at almost any 
season of the year ; their attractive 
flowers, being of large and good 
shape, are admirably adapted for 
cutting. Tlie colours are most 
varied, eveiy line being pure and 
distinct, while some of the kinds 
are spotted and maculated in a 
most pleasing manner. 
Choice selections made by Mr.W. B. 
at 18s., 24s and 30s. per dozen, 
according to sorts. New Sorts, 5s. 
each. 
anoxiNiA. 
Good blooming tubers, unnamed, of various 
colours, raised from handsome varieties, 4s., 6s. 
and 9s. per dozen ; 30s., 40s. and 50s. per 100. 
GLOXINIA, MONT BLANC. 
Pure white, 9r/. each ; 7s. Gd. per dozen. 
GLOXINIA. SPARKLER. 
Rich crimson. Ial 6^/. each ; 15a. per dozen. 
TYDJEA. 
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